Low-Income Apartments in Louisiana

1,084 Properties
20,920 Low-Income Units
208 Cities

Louisiana has 1,084 apartment communities built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, offering roughly 20,920 income-restricted units. Rents are capped for lower-income households and you apply directly to each property. Pick a city to see its communities, or pair your search with Louisiana's Section 8 waiting lists.

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Cities in Louisiana

New Orleans 164 Baton Rouge 94 Shreveport 84 Monroe 36 Lake Charles 35 Ruston 28 Alexandria 26 Lafayette 24 Hammond 22 Natchitoches 21 Bossier City 14 Bastrop 13 Marrero 12 New Iberia 12 Opelousas 12 Rayville 10 Sulphur 10 Tallulah 10 West Monroe 10 Pineville 9 Slidell 9 Covington 8 Gretna 8 Houma 8 Thibodaux 8 Baker 7 Harvey 7 Marksville 7 Winnsboro 7 Bogalusa 6 Crowley 6 Denham Springs 6 Farmerville 6 Leesville 6 Mansfield 6 Minden 6 Waggaman 6 Abbeville 5 Church Point 5 Coushatta 5 Many 5 Ville Platte 5 Amite 4 Arcadia 4 Blanchard 4 Breaux Bridge 4 Chalmette 4 Donaldsonville 4 Ferriday 4 Grambling 4 Gray 4 Jennings 4 New Roads 4 Oakdale 4 Port Allen 4 Rayne 4 Richwood 4 Sterlington 4 Westlake 4 Winnfield 4 Ball 3 Bunkie 3 Cottonport 3 De Ridder 3 Delhi 3 Eunice 3 Franklinton 3 Iowa 3 Jackson 3 Jonesboro 3 Kinder 3 Logansport 3 Mansura 3 Paulina 3 Ringgold 3 Vidalia 3

Other Louisiana communities with tax-credit apartments

These places have one or two LIHTC properties each. Contact the nearest housing authority for local options.

Abita Springs · Benton · Bernice · Broussard · Cameron · Campti · Chatham · Clinton · Cloutierville · Convent · Dequincy · Franklin · Galliano · Gibsland · Gonzales · Greenwood · Haynesville · Homer · Jeanerette · Jonesville · Kenner · Lake Providence · Lecompte · Lockport · Mamou · Marion · Mer Rouge · New Llano · Not Collected · Oak Grove · Pearl River · Ponchatoula · Port Barre · Scott · Sibley · Springfield · Varnado · Vinton · Vivian · Walker · Waterproof · Welsh · Westwego · Wilson · Albany · Angie · Basile · Bienville · Calhoun · Carencro · Castor · Central · Clayton · Colfax · Collinston · Columbia · Cotton Valley · Cullen · Cut Off · Deridder · Deville · Dry Prong · Duson · Elizabeth · Folsom · Glenmora · Gloster · Greensburg · Hahnville · Harrisonburg · Haughton · Hessmer · Independence · Iota · Jefferson · Jena · Junction City · Kaplan · Keithville · Kentwood · Kurthwood · Lake Arthur · Laplace · Lawtell · Livingston · Luling · Lutcher · Mandeville · Mangham · Maringouin · Maurice · Melville · Metairie · Montgomery · Morehouse · Natchez · Newellton · Norwood · Oil City · Paradis · Pierre Part · Pitkin · Plaquemine · Plaucheville · Pleasant Hill · Pollock · Powhatan · Prairieville · Princeton · Raceland · Reserve · Rosepine · Saint Francisville · Saint Gabriel · Saint Martinville · Simmesport · Springhill · St Bernard · St Francisville · St James · St Joseph · St Martinville · St Rose · Start · Stonewall · Terrytown · Washington · White Castle · Woodworth · Youngsville · Zachary · Zwolle

Source: HUD LIHTC property database · huduser.gov

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